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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-27

Our amicable relations with Aus
tro-Hungary have been restored.
Tho Vienna government recently
sent q new minister to Washington
and now the President has appointed
Mr.. Alexander r. Lawton, of Georgia,
United States minister to Vienna.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-27

The Pope has approved some of the
plans for Catholic National Univer-
sity ia America, but left the location
OF it to the Bishops. Right Rev.
John J. Keane, Of Richmond, is recon-
mended for Rector.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-27

Dan Rice, the once celebrated
clown, who made and lost several
large fortunes in the circus ring, now
lives in Cincinnati, old and poor, and
dependent on the charity Of friends
for living.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-27

The report of Western phrenolo-
gist that John l.. Sullivan is deficient
in combativeness, and that his de-
structiveness is small, suggests the
query, "Does chronology phrenolo-
giseg'-[ Patterson IN. j. Press.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-27

Articles of incorporation have
been filed of the Baker City & Gran
lite Railroad Company. The object
is to build a narrow gauge railroad
from Baker City to Sumpter valley,
to make available to commerce the
immense body of timber in that sec-
ton,
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During the term of six years end
ing December 81, 1886, the amount
OF gold exported from the United
States amounted to sl4l,020,l21 and
the imports were sls9,l67 1928, max
ing a balance of s4S, l46,o97, gained
oy Importation. As the time under
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The Carson Tribune says there is
not paper in Western Nevada that
advocates the annexation Of any por-
ton of Idaho to Nevada.
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1t is thought that the emigration
from Europe to this country, es-
pecially from Ireland, will be greater
this season, than for many years.
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Seven colored persons were drown
ed, recently, at New Orleans, while
being baptised in the Mississippi
river.
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Five Of the most prominent plotters
in the recent attempt to assassinate
the Gar have been executed.

Secretary Garland is ambitious to
ell the vacancy on the Supreme bench
caused by the death of Justice Woods.
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JACKsON, MISS.
Gov. Lowry says IT'S Not True
Hiads County Dry.

NuTstAAs W NhH
JAckios, Mes, July 30.--The
Sword add Shield, published In this
city, t'day contains the following:
"Gov. Lowry has announced, TO 70
porter, his purposs to take the stump
10 virdication OF himself from the
charges Of completely With the psni.
tsntary ring" Gov. Lowry replies,
over his gn s gr ature, that the ab We
statement Ia without tbs slightest
oundation Of truth.
Ms Elizabeth s Buck, Tclilt OF the
lat, Dr.. Roha,t l. Blck and sister Of
Col. James ID. Sic ssr,, died iuddenly
last night OF congestion. Mrs. Buck
belonged 10 one Of the oder, bsat
and most reputable aud sfis'ocraiic
families In the 5 A.e. She vas hiece
II tho te Chief Juttic, Co eswor h
p. Saith. A long residences in Jack.
son had ende,red her b no % lor.
ing friend, who share tho sorrow q
her devoted family. She was y lady a
strorg mind aud Of remarkable iorcs
OF ooDac.er.
The csnsas Of the only two renain-
ina saloons IN this county expire 10.
night, ard Hitds viii then no dry.
Tnese silolns only cold beer aud were
located In this city.
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Nashville o, New orisaus, 4.
LsSsoIIL TO rHs APPaAL.I


Nkw ORLEANS, July -Bls Hey
came TO town and played third, Burke
going back to short, and the srrSnge.
ment was much better for Nashville
Neither Cartwright, nor .cVey could
pay third for New 0rlasHs, and but Tor
Shorty Fuller's wonderful c'everness
the Ner Orleans error column would
be very large. II was 6elders' game,
as both Powell, and M,stsn were hit
hard. Campsn, Pcjo', Vsughn, Gin.
ton and Rseter VI made great catcher
in the ouiGsld. Clinton about
won tho game for Nashville
by pulling iowa Fuler's .long
liner ti,er jumping into tbs air Tor Il.
New 0rears III b rdsr, but Nash
vills's bits wera timeiier, aid, besid g,
the locals wsre utf rtuna,e in run.
ming bsser. Nicholas umpusd ard
was slightly "a. hat treated both d5g
nlike. Tbs contest was very exc ting
and the 7 cult uDcertsiO, unit tie last
man was pu ont Ewing will vi Oh
tomorrow and Aydele,ts will ma e
his Ieappes,cnce Monday. The foi.
loeiug wa the sccr':
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nCCUPANTs-Yot 4 FURNISHED rooms, uith
" board, At cal shelby at itet. rsgu'-ess
A gENTs-Rvsry housskeeper wants 10.
TOOK B0x le. E,l., Pc.
nLD, GOLD a stLyEh-Yor cash en-
" ohanse. MUlf RID, Jsueler. 90 lain.
D0ARDRRs WANTED 0sntsmei can
- get rooms and board or aay boare ALA
Adams strsss.
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P,,t.burg, 10, philadelphia, 2.

PiTTsBuRG, PA, July 3O.-Dsvlin
pitched his first championship game
Of tbs sesson today for the Philsdel-
phias. His curves were deceptive at
times and be succeeded In striking out
Ave men, bu. his good work was far
from steady and the Pittsburgs got
elsven hits of him, Interest wac
lost 10 the game after the fourth In
ming, when tbs home nine made FIVE
ruus. Calvin pitched q wonderful
game. But one einRle was m.ds of
him up to the uinth inning, when the
visitors knocked out three more Elm
giles. Attendance, 1000.
Pittsburg e. .....9 eos 001 $40
Philsdslphi,-...0 100000 q 2
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CLEVER CHARLESTON.
MEMPHIS DEFEATED BY AN
OVERWHELNIN6 SCORE.
Rumored Sale OF Andrews 10 Pitts
burg-Nashville and New
Orleans.
lsrEerAL TO TIE APPsAL.l

CHARLESTON, 8. O., July 80 The
locals pulled themselves together and
turned the tables on tho visitors, pay
ing them back in their own coin with
increased Interest. Barrett, President
Morrow's latest umpire, got drunk
and bono we'd the money to pay his
passage and skipped the town. This
compelled Charleston to sntsgonizs
her two pitchers by putting Hungler
up to umpire, much to the disgu.t Of
the audience, Which was the
largest OF The season. The
Charleston Smith, although still
eick, pitched in f1e form aud won
the game easily. Back, on thu other
hand, was pounded numerically. The
visitors scored In the first and sixth
Innings, and ware shut out for the rest
OF the game. Every man of the locals
got hit eff Back, and six OF the nine
scored. The town is Wild tonight
over the victory over The leaders. II
is rumored here that Andrews hss
been cold to PittsburI for $1,000, and
viii leave on Monday. The following
is the score:
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CHATTANOOGA. TENN.
TabIer. Crud ap a CO., Railroad Con.
tractors. Vail.

nv AnNNhAA aHNssN
CHATTANOOGA, July 80. - Tabler,
Crudup & Co, railroad contractors Of
this city; d. G ,Crudup & Co., orc cor.
tractors Of Inmsu, Tenn, and tho
Tabler 4 Crudup Clsl aud Coke Com
psny Of Daisy, Tenn, three firms rep
resented by J. II. Tsbler and d. q.
Cfudup & Co, this city, made an as
sgnment o day for the bens a. OF their
creditors 10 w. Il. B,sk.tt aud I. ii.
L wing Their liabilities are about
500 90, and their assets are said
10 sx,ced s25 200. The tan,e for
The assignment VAS apfessing demsnd
II SONS OF the creditors. Tne ass z
nee eIpr saes the opinion that the
cred ,tors will b. paid IN iu'l. Toe liza
bill les Of the Taller Il Crudup Com
panies ars t7j 200; also q boudei IN.
d, ednsss VI 100000. AbJu' - 200
IL due 20 banks add merchants IN
Chattanooga, and the balaDcs - mtr-
chants in NAhvillr, Louisville, Cin.
cinCai and Now York. The failure
will not affect any other businets in.
tsrestl bout here.
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|. land team. The principal feature OF
the contest vss the length of the
game. The Brooklyns won by good
batting. The fielding was poor. Cleve-
lands falded finely and hated with
little effect. Stricken, Mexican, Sny.
der and Reccius played ball in the
field. Fiist named also doing best bat
ting for his club. Smith was the only
Brooklyn PLAYER who handled the ball
in first-class style.
Brooklyn, ......... 90 00111 81
Cleveland......... l 0 10000 0 "a
Erned runs-Brooklyn, z; Cleve.
land, 4. Two.bsss hits-Phillips, q;
Greer, /. Three.bsse hits Mcclellan,
2; Clark, 1. Double plsys--Smith,
Mcclellan and Phillips. First base on
bslls-Brooklyc, 4; Cleveland, 8.
Hit by pitched ball-Phillips, Smith,
Reocius, Stricken, FIRST. base on err
tors -Brooklyn,l; CleyeIsnd4 Struck
oul-Brooklyr, 8 Cleveland, 4 Wild
Pitches Orowell, /; Z)al, 2. Umpire
Curry. Tme-Two hours and five
minutes,
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PopsIar Place OF ne.ori.

During the present ketsd term
Luenrmarn's Terrace Garden Saloon
is Il led with yisl o;r. all intent on get
ting q toIling elsss Of iosming lager
beer. Luehfmabn keeps everything
10 first class stylo-his beer is the cool.
est Ia tho city. his hquors and cigars
ara among the hbesi, and his rssteu
rant 10 supplied with everything that
this and Other msrkots aboId. The
cuisine ca mot be exce'l,d. the dishes
being served in a most ps'atab'e man
FER. TIE Terrace GARDEN is q most
pspuler . ace OF resort, aud 10 visited
aud pairoDiI d by the best people Of
the tiiy. Several stories arc beii 2
ADDED 70 the builciog, and when
aeish,d toms City nicely furnished
iocms will be ready for CUES 8. This
will s,tisiy demand made by the
travelling public who like to live on h E
Europesn plan.
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Mr.. WALrHALL INDOkSED.
LOWNDEs COUNTY DEMOCRATS
HOLD A CONVENTION.
A Full Ticket Nomipated-"Sword
and Shield" Statements Denied
by Governor Lowry.
IsrrcrAL TO rBrArPuAL,I


COLUMBUS, Mss, July 80. - The
Democratic County Convention met
here today to nominate candidates for
the November election. d. B. A.
Vaughan WAS called to the chair. The
following nominations were msde:
NJ. r. Butler, district attorney;
]. O. Nilson, Senator; ]. H.
Sharp, j. II. Simmons, M. NJ.
Burke, Legislature; o. L. Lincoln,
sheriff; E. P. Richard, cbancsry
clerk; ]. I. Armstrong, circuit clerk;
John A. Smell, treasurer; r. Williiord,
asss ssor.
The following motion, offered by
Capt. r. W. Banks, was carried unsu.
imously: "By tie Democratic patty
of Lowndes county, in convention As-
semblsd, b, il resolved: We congrst-
ulate the country upon the beni6cent
results which have accrued 10 the
people, irrespective OF party, from the
wise and patriotic Gdministra
ton Of President Cleveland,
He has IedeIm d his own
and his psrty's pledges TO retreuch-
ment and reform, he has brought to
bear upon every branch OF the public
service honesty ard economy, and
with q singlenesi OF purpose rarely
equaled and never exceeded. He
has met oil the dates Of Chief
Magistrate with 30 much Of pa
triolism and frmuess, that friends
cannot sdvenely critic q, nor Toes sue
css,iully assault the frat Democratic
administration or the last q narter Of q
century. For his wisdom, his patriot.
ism and his business-like methods and
fidelity to the bes. Itsrest o the pee
ole we do unquslifiedly indorte PrsHi'
dent Cleveland and his admit istIation.
We point with pride and pleasure to
the services rendered DEMOCRATIC
administration by the distingui- he'd
Mississi ppian in the cabinet who so well
has ev dspced 10 the citizens Nor,h ae
well as South that the relics OF govern
ment have been eafely trueted to
Southern hands when backed by
Southern brains and Southern hearts
| Nlt w bah
Of Mississippi present ,Ssnsloitl ecall'
ing the military renown and civic
virtus OF Hon L O. Wslthall, whose
SUCCESSOR Ia TO be e'ectad by the
next Legislature Of Missitsippi, and
being i'm pressed with his fiittful ADD
patriotic record In war aud 10 peace
we do hereby declare II to be the
sense OF this convention that he bs 70
oil, cted TO his present position. tt
give emphais to our pr, ference ant
because Of our high estimate Of hi
services to his people aud his parry
and his pre-s minent qualifications III
tn Uniied S,ats Sci ATE, We do here
by in,truct our Senator and Rspre
ssnta.ives 10 vote for HIM ag,inst al
corners to be his own successor.
THE HUMPHREYS CASE
The attorneys in the Humphrie'
case have taken nut habeas corpus
and the trial ~ill take place bsfor'
| nhaneatlor Critz next Wpdn, sday
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a..a. Ihni ar, mInn,r QnItkII.

The tumsn system IL a fruitful roll. and
among sea, that Esrmlnals most rapidly In
Il ar, tho,e Of rhss matIsm and beufAlgia. A
slight cold, brought on BY ,itii'g 10 a
aug vet isst or damp cloths, will do
v.lop Their VI those abominabls pAiniul
maladlsi With UNPLEASANT raidi'J. The
proper preventive Of this sgoniIins vsssta
tion 10 H.. ts,tsr's stomach Bittert, a tnodi.
cine witch uulIi6es tond-Tcg 10 either OF
the mala lies FAMED. a. looths, the ache,
which thog cause. Nor tt 80 eneq.'s ~
A femedy Tor Rheumatism than ~ ~ pre-
vontivo, : act 81 amply atttsied " any Other
relating u IL curative pfuptrloi, aAtt tfs,
miners, fsontis seen, AID others have e'ei
huad VI = "a .hful prescfVa ye o. health u
uniav rails regions, and benlsn renee,
and Iosei c1mplstotr. N h IA hne rtm0tel
Of Al st,tc sud d zap a. tonic.
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M. Ioa,-. O, Athletics, IS.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 30 The
~. Louis today defeated the Athletics
sitter a bard Sight. The game, barring
the Gl8. inning, was we'll played.
King pitched Q 1us game, aud With q
proper support the Athletics would
nave been shut out TIE festur .
were the stick work OF 0'Nel and
+. fonts and tne backaiop wol X Of Boyle
add Aiiligan. with two men on the
bree Ia the ninth ioning and ono cut,
Latham Bit for a bsse, bringing bnth
runrtrJ home. Attendance, 400
Score.
Athletics -......0 0050000-5
st L1u.su....".0 / 0020l . o
Earrej ruBf--st Louis, 1 dome
tun-ONeil Flrt bass or bAlls--
Bilisan, Comm ~, Il bnson. Hit
by pitched ball P1ormAD, O'Neil
Frat hate on etrors-A'hletic, 4; 81
Louis, J.. Spuck cut--Pjurman,
Slorey, MaXuiTe, Gleason, WEIGH
R9binfon, 2, Kiue. Pared halle
Mnligan, ]; Boyle, .. Wild pltci
King. Timo-Two boura and ily,
minutes Ump'ra-M,Qisde.
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LonisylIIe. 0, baltimore, ..

BALrIN oRR, Nd, July 30.-Hecker's
curves we're too much fIr the Balti-
mores today, aad the gains was won
with ease by the visitors. Trott played
a 10 game a. second base, as also did
Mack. Ted Sullivan was givsn trial
in umpiriug, He was jsered aud
hooted repeatedly for Appearing in
favor oil the visitors, but he did fairly
wall
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31

GALA ere the reunion daye, but
more efpsc ally viii that be A. Gre
randa, Mica, on T utdsy, Angus H.,
1887, On the s.rFeem0li q 81 the vet
ersns c1mposing ArmstroIR's Brigade.
A cordial invi'stigR has teen az
tended 70 elltx.Co isdefAti aud their
iarnilies ~ ,aft cipae with them on
this occasion. Arrangements have
been made with this Missifsi VI and
Tenn esse raiirosd to run Up cial
tain lfasi x MeTpbiss NJ $3.50 a M 70
acc mnodlts al those WOO desire T.
20 ptiInibg homs same fag. Tho
rate i,om NJ, mpbis will be " for the
round Grip, and proportioEately lower
iiom points on the read. Let all a
who can.
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uUNrsv,ILR. ALA.
Ihe spring CITY iavitss the Pre.i.
dent ssd Mrs.. Cleveland.
IsFEotAs 70 rHrAFrIaL.i

uuST.yiLLK, Ala, JAY 30.-A most
enthuhastic meeting Was held here 10.
night for the purpose Of inviting Pres
idenl Cleveland and bis vile 10 Wait
tAia city IN Octobfr next. II was
upa rimousy carried that tho Pref.
dent sud wife DO invited TO pay thu
citv a Wait
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL~--sUNDAY. JULY 81. 1887

speeches. This is the q ct joint dis
cussion that has taken place, and can
hardly be termed joint, as NO one
was expecting q speech from Mr..
Bond.
Mr.. d. L. Richardson received q
hurt from q hook at his mill from
which he died Thursday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
FIK2 LASr NIGHT.
The Hook ana Ladder Track ana
One OF the HORSES Injured.

A burning motquito bar in room
on the second floor OF the Fransiols
House, at the corner Of Second and
Union streets, caueed the alarm Of fire
fron box l3 at 0 O'clock lsst night.
While Ga the way to the fire, goina
down Second street at q rapid rate OF
speed, one OF the lines attached 10 the
horess pulling the hook and ladder
truck got tangled up with the pole, aud
Driver 0Nsill was unshls TO control
the horses. They went along at break
neck speed, and ut tho corner Of Union
aud Second stress collided with q
Lamp post, breaking II short Of, and
al, o breaking the tongue OF the truck.
0as OF the horses, a gray, was thIow1
violently against the post, and bis
shoulder and breast we're badly LAGER
atsd. Fortunately none OF the men
were Injured, but they had narrow
escape.
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indianapolis, 10 washiastou. Z.

IsDIAsAPoLs, IsD., July 30.-To-
days game bstween the Indianapolis
and Washington cubs developed no
feature OF special interest. Ia the
fifth inning there were indications OF
astorm, and the Wsshingtons made
efforts TO delsy the game, hoping the
rain would come and prevent a de-
[, A., but il did not. Score:
indianapolis .....3 3 1901 lilo
Washington. 40 l 00020 o. 4
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ATLANTtI VIM ~ AI.HV' -,
the grest nerve ,ouic, Pembe toms
wius o ca, Is ma biaeiur,d there,
and Al druggists, wholesale s1d re-
tai, IN Memphis. cell Ibis gfeti Itm-
civ. II Ia nov pre- orIb,d ny tho beel
physlolnrp, and will Cuie You q oil
nefvune affections. Ssld 10 PSmhef.
ten Chen.ical Company Tor History Of
cora plsnt. Tfy glass Of q ca Cola,
tba rei,lthin., inyigoraiiDg brlin
ian,c al UjsifTr Soda F0unt.
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Metropolitan, 9 Gin ciunati, 4

New YORK, July 30.-Tho Mstropo-
litans came out victorious with On
cInnati today. Mullsne weakened in
the tenth inning ard the Nets got on
to him. TIE CiDcinnstis' general bat.
ting was far better than their oppo-
nents'. Reilly and Nicol did the best
work for their side. For the Mets,
HaDkinson and Orr took honors both
q. bat and field. Score:
Metropolitane @ O 2 0O2O 0 0 2-8
Cincinnati ......4 0 0 D 5000 o o.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
BIRMINGHAM. ALA.
The HowAd college 10 He Removed
10 his mingham.
ESPECIAL TO TIE APPRAL.l

ESPECIAL TO TIE APPEAL.l
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July S0.-Lsst
night at Admission the Prudential
Committee appointed by the Baptist
Stats convention decided in favor Of
thesite offered by the E,st Lake Land
Company some six miles from this
city for a location OF the Howard COL
lege, now at Marion. o. the thirteen
votes Admission got three. The East
Lake the others. The successful bid
was In land ard money, $500, 600.
Anpiston's ofier was only $1,000 less.
A FUaITIvE MURDERER ARRESTED.
A negro named Sam Powell was ar.
rested by a detective and jailed here
today, for q murder committed at
Meridian, Miss., several years sgo,
The ofiicer took him in on q descrip
ton, to which an offer OF $500 reward
was attached.
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BsOwNssILLE, TENN.
Tho Proposed Prob'bi,ien Amend
tnent Discusasd Pro and Con.

PRoyS,yILLbs, TENN, July 90
Gen. Dorsey A. Thomas spoke &C.
cording 10 appointment, 10 crowded
audience 81 the courthouse today, on
the proposed amendment. His speech
was powerful In fact and logic.
Mr.. Frank =. Bond was called on
and Immediately took the stand, re-
plying 10 Mr.. Thomas In his Dobls
style Of orstory. 0i course opinion
Ia divided a. 10 tho merits OF the